Philips AVENT Pacifier - ultra start - SCF075/13

The Philips AVENT Ultra Start Soother is specifically designed for newborns and babies aged 0-2 months. However, it can be safely used by babies up to 6 months of age.

You can sterilize the soothers using the included carrying case. Add 25ml of water to the case, place the soothers inside, and microwave on full power (750-1000W) for 3 minutes. Allow it to cool for 5 minutes before removing the soothers.

The teat is made of soft silicone and features a textured, symmetrical orthodontic design. This design helps reduce pressure on the baby's gums and developing teeth, and the texture contributes to a high acceptance rate among babies.

The Philips AVENT Ultra Start Soother set (SCF075/13) includes two soothers and one sterilizing/carrying case.

Yes, these soothers are kinder to the planet as they are made using 80% plant-based materials.

It is recommended to inspect the soother before each use and replace it if it shows any signs of damage, wear, or stretching. A general guideline is to replace them every 4-6 weeks, or sooner if damage is apparent, to ensure safety and hygiene.

Yes, the reusable carrying case doubles as a sterilizer and is convenient for travel, allowing you to keep the soothers clean and ready for use on the go.

Try offering the soother during a calm moment or when the baby is sleepy. Ensure the soother is clean and dry. Experiment with different times of day to see when your baby is most receptive.

Ensure you are adding the correct amount of water (25ml) to the case. Check that your microwave wattage is within the recommended range (750-1000W) and that the microwave is set to full power for 3 minutes. Make sure the case is properly closed before microwaving.

Inspect the soother regularly for any signs of wear, such as tears, swelling, or discoloration. Discard and replace the soother immediately if any damage is found to prevent choking hazards.

The textured silicone teat is designed for acceptance. However, some babies may have strong preferences. Try offering it consistently. If resistance continues, consult with a healthcare professional or consider alternative soothing methods.